10-day St. Lucia Itinerary: The Ultimate 2024 Guide

Explore the beauty of St. Lucia, a stunning Caribbean Island with sandy beaches, gorgeous snorkeling, and the iconic Pitons, through this 10-day St. Lucia itinerary. While often recognized as a popular cruise destination, the St. Lucia offers numerous off-the-beaten-path adventures for the more adventurous traveler.

Whether you prefer a secluded getaway or indulge in a resort experience, St. Lucia caters to both. During our 10-day St. Lucia Itinerary, we opted for a mid-range travel experience. We rented a car for seven days, but it’s also easy to rent for the entire trip.

Ten days proved enough to explore everything the island has to offer. On our final day, as we prepared to depart for the airport, Wilhelm and I agreed that we had covered all the sights and activities we wanted to experience!

Feel free to use and adapt this 10-day St. Lucia itinerary as you see fit or explore it in the reverse order.

Pro tip: I recommend you bring your own snorkeling equipment sans the slippers.

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10-day St. Lucia Itinerary

This itinerary starts off on the Western coast of St. Lucia, which is more built up for tourism. It ends on the Eastern coast where you’ll have a final few days of relaxation. For prices, I’ve quoted either dollars or Eastern Caribbean dollars (EC) depending on what currency we paid in.

Day 1: Laborie

Spend 1 night at Sunset Lane  ($75/night)

Morning/Airport

When you arrive at the airport, you can exchange money or use the ATM. The ATMs are not in operation between 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM daily, not just at the airport, but throughout the island from what I experienced. We took out about $200 worth of EC and took out more later in the trip. To avoid another ATM trip, I’d suggest taking out $400 for 10 days for 2 people.

To get to Laborie, you can taxi or pick up a rental car that you’ll use for the rest of your trip. If you take a taxi, negotiate the price upfront at the taxi stand. I suggest you pay $20. We booked through Discover Cars and got a local Hertz SUV when we went to the capital

If you follow this itinerary, you’ll end up taking public transportation back around the airport tomorrow to get to your next city anyway, so it does make sense to rent a car immediately. However, we wanted the adventure of using some public transportation during our 10-day St. Lucia Itinerary.

Afternoon/Laborie

Laborie is an off-the-beaten-path destination and a chill way to make your arrival to St. Lucia. There are just a few lodging options, and almost everyone seems like a local. The main attraction here is Mama Tilly’s, a lobster experience like no other.

Sunset Lane is a cute and simple place to stay in Laborie. This is also going to be the cheapest accommodation you’ll have for the rest of the trip at just $75 per night. Our room didn’t have any windows, but it was fine because we just stayed for the night. The balcony view was amazing though, and we had a lovely evening watching the sunset.

After checking in and freshening up, visit the famed Mama Tilly’s for a lobster lunch. We were lucky and I hope you are too because she makes the best lobster available! We ordered one lobster to split between the two of us along with the daily provisions, which is a medley of different vegetables. Lunch at Mama Tilly’s cost 140 EC /$50; we used EC in cash though she accepted dollars.

After lunch, walk around town and visit the church.

Walk down the beach.

Day 2: Castries and Gros Islet

Spend 2 nights Gros Islet Airbnb ($170/night)

Morning

Visit Cafe en Ville for breakfast in Laborie; it’s right next to the church and offers a great breakfast as well as an all-day dining selection. Some items, like the omelet and salt fish, are reasonably priced, while others may feel like a bit of a scam, such as the 18 EC ($7) fruit platter. We splurged a little more than we expected and spent 100 EC on coffees, smoothies, two mains, and the fruit platter.

I highly recommend trying the local St. Lucian breakfast with salt fish; it was excellent! Afterward, you can continue to walk through the neighborhood or head back to pack up.

Transferring to Gros Islet

Start your journey from the bank bus stop in Laborie toward Vieux Fort. I suggest you leave before 10am so that you are assured the bus will fill up and leave quickly (with people heading out for their jobs). I forgot to note how much the bus charged but I think it was 4 EC per person.

A short 5-minute walk in Vieux Fort will lead you to the next bus station at the Vision Express heading towards Castries, the capital of St. Lucia. We waited only 10 minutes for the bus to fill up. It costs 9 EC each to Castries. Our bus departed at 10:15 and we were told it takes 45 min to 1.15 hours, depending on the driver.

Storytime: Our driver turned out to be hilarious because he was going quite fast for a good portion of the trip, and then eventually the St. Lucian started complaining he was driving too fast. So, then he slowed down significantly and they were annoyed he was driving too slow! They jokingly said they wanted him to drive “medium rare,” not “rare” or “well-done.” Hahha. It was funny, but I could easily see how this time variation could happen because of how fast the drivers go on the highway.

In Castries, catch another bus to Gros Islet for 4 EC per person. Despite a couple of transfers, the process felt smooth, especially as we spent about two hours exploring Castries.

If you rent a car and then just head straight to Castries to spend 2 hours, then continue on to Gros Islet.

Afternoon

In Castries, we spent the afternoon going to the Central Market and checking out one of the small museums before taking the bus to Gros Islet. We also stopped at the Digicel store to buy a sim card. There was a nice park right across from it and the public library.

The Central Market offered a small but nice selection of items, with hot sauces and sea moss being particularly interesting. I learned sea moss can be used as a thickening agent in drinks and has a unique aloe-like texture. (Later, I tried it out having found a sea moss drink at the grocery store… honestly, I didn’t love it but even later I had a fresh smoothie made with sea moss and that was excellent!). There is also fresh veggies and fruits for sale.

Noteworthy items at the market include spice packets, bird earrings priced at $10, and hanging hummingbirds ranging from $15 to $20. Even though I didn’t end up buying anything, the experience of exploring the market was enjoyable and I’d recommend it!

A note on the Google Maps location: it looks like it’s on the waterfront but it’s actually across the street.

If you need groceries for your Gros Islet trip, stop here at the Massy.

There was an ad hoc fish market outside the Central Market that was cool.

For lunch we had an amazing roti wrap and a fish burger at Green Eats. This will probably be the best fish burger of your life. We spent 28 EC on two juices (get the passion fruit!) and our two meals.

Next, you visit the Walcott House Museum, dedicated to the life and works of Derek Walcott, a Nobel-winning poet. Entrance is free but donation is suggested. The most interesting thing about the museum is the house itself, it’s so pretty.

The museum is very small, but my grandma actually took a course on Walcott’s poetry, so I thought it would be fun to visit, though if you skip this you won’t have fomo.

After visiting the museum, take the 35-minute bus ride to Gros Islet. We stayed in this charming Airbnb, located about a 10-minute walk outside of town. I highly recommend this accommodation, which could serve as a great base for your stay in Saint Lucia, too. It offers all the amenities, including a full kitchen and bathroom, as well as a small private beach area, featuring a breathtaking view.

Instead of wandering around Castris, you could go on an ATV tour!

Evening

In the early evening, we walked back into town and had dinner along the beach at The Thirsty Parrot. There are several restaurants in the area, but this looked the most authentic and it turned out to be excellent! We had an option of rice or pasta with our protein of choice. I got the fish and Wilhelm got the veg option. Don’t skip out on eating here for dinner while in Gros Islet.

The walk to and from town in the evening is dark from the Airbnb. We were advised not to walk in the dark “just in case,” but it seemed silly to spend $15 on a taxi to go so close… There is a taxi stand across from the Sandals Resort where you can get a taxi if needed, but be prepared to spend $15 to get anywhere around town. The call number for the taxi stand is 455-2084.

Day 3: Pigeon Island + Street Party

Morning

We bought some groceries in Castries, so we had breakfast at the Airbnb before heading out for the day—I suggest you do the same!

Pigeon Island is a highlight in Gros Islet. It’s a great way to spend your morning and early afternoon. The park entrance fee is around $10 per person.

In the park, you’ll find two small hikes – one to a fort and the other to the island’s highest point. Despite appearing a bit challenging, both hikes are quite manageable, even in the heat.

Hiking to the Fort

Hiking to the highest point and views (look at the super yacht!)

After completing both hikes, you can explore the Old Fort area and a small museum before heading to the beach.

Pigeon Island National Park has two beaches. We opted for the second one as it seemed to have more shade, but the first beach has rental chairs available. Snorkeling gear can be rented for $50, or you can bring your own. There is also diving equipment for rent for $90, and there are showers and bathrooms available.

We set up our things in the shade on the beach and enjoyed nearly an hour and a half of uninterrupted snorkeling, particularly in the area between the two beaches. The water was lovely, and it felt safe to leave our belongings on the beach.

Lots of fun fish to see but there are better snorkeling spots later on in this guide!

Afternoon

At around 1:30 PM, leave the beach and take a taxi to The Naked Fisherman for $15; there is a taxi stand right outside the national park. Be sure to book the restaurant in advance if you’d like to go!

Taxi stand

Despite our high expectations due to its difficulty in booking and high ratings, I was personally disappointed with the experience at The Naked Fisherman. The service left much to be desired; we had to repeatedly ask for our table, menus, napkins, silverware, food, and water. I wouldn’t opt to dine here again. The food was generally underwhelming and expensive; though I really enjoyed the Island Saltfish Beignet.

I also found the two cocktails we got unappealing… The Spicy Mango margarita had pickled jalapeno juice in it which was not a vibe in my opinion.

The most notable feature of the restaurant is the hanging egg off the side of the cliff, which is super unique! However, I don’t consider it a must-visit, and you won’t miss out if you choose otherwise.

As an alternative, go horseback riding on the beach in Gros Islet. I’ve done this in Cape Town and it was such a cute experience if you haven’t done it before. Or, you can charter a boat (with drinks included)!

Evening

When planning your 10-day St. Lucia itinerary, aim to arrive in Gros Islet for the Friday Fish Fry party aka FRYday. If, like us, you arrive on Thursday, you’ll have a day to explore before the party. The street party is a unique experience and a definite must-do on the island. I have so much to say about the evening that it needs its own blog.

FRYday Fish Fry: A Must-Do in St. Lucia

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Day 4: Exploring on the way to Soufriere

Spend 2 nights at Samfi Gardens ($200/night)

Morning

In the morning, take the bus back to Castries, pick up a rental car at the airport, and then drive to Soufriere. We didn’t think we needed a car for the beginning portion of our trip and it was fun to take public transport. However, if you’re into ease and accessibility from the beginning, then you would have already rented a car when you landed on day one. Therefore, if you did this drive straight to Soufriere.

Between Castries and Soufriere, there are a couple of charming shops worth stopping at if you’ve got your own car. Be prepared for the immediate shock of navigating intense inclines to reach these locations. I’ve never driven on such steep inclines before; it made me a little nervous, and I kept my hand on the handbrake half the time. I was quite relieved to head back down to sea level.

Your first stop is Howelton Estate which is also home to a little tourist shop with batik prints. The home itself is quite large and has a great view overlooking the capital. You can buy chocolates, postcards, jewelry, gifts and more. I picked up a couple of postcards and regret not buying one of the gorgeous batik scarves.

Next, stop at Eudovic’s Art Studio. You’ll be guided around this woodworking studio. The large wooden sculptures are quite expensive and upwards of thousands of dollars, but there are some smaller items for sale in the gift shop. Unfortunately, they’re just not as nice or intricate as the larger pieces and seem a little too touristy. Just view this stop as an art gallery instead of an art shop!

Get lunch at the Pink Plantation. Unfortunately, we didn’t realize we had to make a reservation in advance to eat here and just drove up. However, we were turned away. It looks really good and it’s worth a stop because there are not that many other options on the way to Soufriere. Make a reservation!

Afternoon

On the way to Soufriere, on your right-hand side, you’ll pass a viewpoint of the Gros and Petit Pitons—a scenic highlight of St. Lucia. Although you’ll have even better views at Samfi Gardens, you’ll likely get as excited as we were and stop here to take some pictures. I thought I pinned the correct location on Google Maps for the lookout but as I reflect on it, I can’t be sure if this is right or not… In any case, you’ll notice the cute pagoda and the view; there is also a pull-out area for your car. If you don’t stop, don’t worry because the view at Samfi Gardens will blow your mind.

Samfi Gardens is a must-stay during your 10-day St. Lucia Itinerary. This was my favorite location. Just look at this view!

The rooms are all self-catering with the basic kitchenware though you’ll need to go out to purchase your own oils and spices. There is no restaurant on-site, but you can pre-order breakfast if you want. The grocery shop in Soufriere is well stocked and the town has plenty of restaurants to visit for lunch and dinner. However, if you’re sick of eating fish like I easily am on island vacations, then I suggest going to the grocery store and picking up some pasta stuff for dinner. There is also a variety of meat alternatives at the grocery store.

The room at Sami Gardens was spacious and comfortable with the best views I’ve ever seen. Book here.

And I became BFFs with this cute cat!

Evening

Take a walk around Soufriere. You can park your car at the bus station.

Seashell Beach Restaurant is a good place to get dinner on your first night. I had the Creole fish and although the price was good at $15, I didn’t like the fish of the day, unfortunately. But the rest of the provisions/sides were great. Instead, I wish I got one of the wraps or sandwiches. That said, the views here are lovely and the fish fritters were incredible! I got two orders of the local sorrel juice too.

The view of the Petit Piton was amazing from the restaurant

Day 5: Snorkeling at Anse Mamin

Morning

The main activity planned for today is snorkeling at Anse Mamin Beach! While this beach is accessible only through the Jade Mountain Beach Resort, you can park at the resort and walk through to reach Anse Mamin Beach for free.

Upon reaching the restaurant area at Jade Mountain Resort beach area, take a right at the tennis courts. Ignore the sign indicating “guests only,” and continue until you pass a beach with a ton of umbrellas.

Finally, you’ll reach a stunning deserted strip.

During our three-hour visit to the beach, there was literally no one around. It was truly a special experience. The snorkeling was fantastic, and for the first time in my life, I snorkeled continuously for almost two hours because the water was clear, and there was so much to see!

Normally, I feel anxious about being too close to corals, but here, the rock formations were far enough beneath me to avoid anxiety, yet close enough to observe all the marine life!

My GoPro pictures don’t do justice to everything we saw.

Afternoon

When you’re done snorkeling, drive up to Adeline’s Art Cafe. You need to book lunch in advance, or you can just have a juice like we did. There are some local crafts for sale, but honestly, a few things look like items I’ve seen throughout markets in Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, and more… We got juice and plantain chips for 27 EC.

Next visit, Cacao Sainte Lucie. It’s a great spot to get lunch or pop in for a bite of chocolate. We bought some chocolate bars here. I’d avoid coming on Sunday because they only have a set menu that day; instead, the regular a la carte menu has an array of dishes that incorporate chocolate that sounded a lot more interesting than the Sunday set menu.

If you have time, visit Project Chocolate for a cool bean to bar experience.  Lunch is included plus you’ll try a ton of chocolate.

Evening

During our 10-day St. Lucia itinerary, this evening coincided with New Year’s Eve so we had pre-booked a special New Year’s Eve dinner at the nearby Treetops Restaurant.

For NYE there was a set menu that definitely gave the impression that all their meals will be excellent so I  recommend dining here during your trip. There were great views over the Pitons and lovely service. I love the eclectic Moroccan/Indian kind of vibe as well.

The cocktails were exceptional; the bartender inquired about our preferences and crafted a special drink for each person. To cap off the night, we had a fire drink that literally burned as you sipped it.

Day 6: Soufriere Activities

Spend 3 nights at Fond Doux (or stay longer at Samfi Gardens)

Fond Doux: around $200 a night. Look for deals on booking.com

Unfortunately, when we booked our stay around Soufriere, Samfi Gardens wasn’t available for the 5 days we were planning to spend. Although Fond Doux Resort was very nice, it did not compare to Samfi Gardens because the views there were just so much more magnificent. However, I enjoyed the pool and the service, as well as the jungle-like experience at Fond Doux. Consider a longer stay at Samfi or one of the other hotels around the area. Book Fond Doux.

Morning

Spend the entire morning soaking in the views and going in the pool at Samfi Gardens.

Afternoon

In the afternoon, visit the Soufriere Botanical Gardens for $7 and spend the extra $3 to go into the mineral bath. At the botanical gardens you can see a small waterfall and go on a little walk.

I thought the baths were included in the ticket, but no! The bathwardens came to get our money immediately when we put on our swimming suits. The baths apparently have medicinal properties. And although we weren’t suffering from anything, we stayed in for about 15 minutes for fun. The water was so nice and warm.

There is a changing room and shower by the baths as well as a little touristy shop.

Although we didn’t visit, the Soufriere Drive in Volcano is definitely a unique thing to do on this 10-day St. Lucia itinerary. We weren’t that intrigued with the mud baths that were also listed as a feature, but now I think we should have gone as I’m writing up this itinerary… Hmm.. We were also pretty tired and just wanted to take it easy though. You should check it out if you’re feeling up to it! There is a tour that will make the whole experience easy for you.

Nearby is the Hotel Chocolate which is also a popular destination for chocolate tours and food!

Instead, we went back to Soufriere for lunch at Waterfront De Belle View and were amazed at how great the meal was. The local fish cakes were the best I had on St. Lucia. We had the salt fish and the veg dish of the day as our mains. The local juice was delicious too.

Evening

In the late afternoon, we checked into Fond Doux.

Welcome rum punch!

Each cottage is a little bit old-school plantation style and very comfortable. Honestly, I fell asleep for 3 hours after we checked in, woke up for dinner, and then went back to sleep. I was exhausted.

Dinner at Fond Doux was a bit disappointing. The prices were high, more suitable for those coming off cruise ships or on a tour package. We ordered the chili Pasta for $32 and the fish of the day for $30. The pasta was definitely not worth the cost for an oil and simple chili flakes.

Overall, in St. Lucia, I felt that food was challenging due to the mix of unique spots with excellent food and tourist traps catering more to cruise ship or tour package travelers.

Day 7: Tut Paul Hiking and Anse L’Ivrogne Snorkeling

Morning

In the morning before breakfast, go on the Tet Paul Trail for the hiking portion of this 10-day St. Lucia itinerary. The trail starts right outside of the Fond Doux so that’s a great incentive to stay there. You can also do it to prepare a little for the Gros Piton hike you’ll do tomorrow.

The trail, with a stop at the viewpoint, from the hotel and back will take under 1.5 hours. The trail isn’t that strenuous except that it’s all uphill. Just take your time. You’ll pass the cocoa plantations along the way. The fee is $10 per person; a guide is included but the trail is easy and we said we wanted to do it on our own. Pay the fee at the hut and then return back up and follow the trail.

There are two viewpoints, the first is to see the Gros Piton, which looks less majestic from this angle…

And the second is the Petit Piton. There is a “staircase to heaven” that leads to the Petit Piton viewpoint; in order to use this, at the trail intersection that loops back around, keep left. The views are lovely! There is a hut available at the top that says there are drinks and things available, but it wasn’t open when we reached at 8am.

After taking some photos, head back to your lodge for breakfast. If you’re at Fond Doux, one of the most interesting things for breakfast there is the cocoa tea, which is a grind of cocoa with milk and some other spices. The breakfast buffet was excellent each day at Fond Doux.

Afternoon

In the early afternoon, visit the Anse L’Ivrogne beach for snorkeling. The beach is at the base of the Gros Piton, so it’s quite cool. It’ll also give you a hint of what you’ll climb tomorrow…

This beach is not on Google Maps and we only read about it on our trail hiking app, Mapy. To reach the beach, park at The View Restaurant. Then hike 15-20 minutes down, following the dirt road. Eventually, you’ll keep to your left where some colorful houses are and then you’ll reach the beach. As you pass the View, if you want to have dinner here (like we did) you must let them know beforehand; so be sure to yell about to secure your dinner.  

Follow the train down from The View

It does look like there was some sort of parking at the bottom, but depending on your car, you may not want to waste the effort driving down.

The snorkeling was incredible. We saw lots of fish, lobsters, eels, and more. It’s hard to show in all the photos, but just know that it was stunning. We probably snorkeled for about 3 hours on and off, and I just loved the experience. There was no one else there the entire time.

One of the most amazing things about snorkeling here was swimming with 1 million fish. I had never done anything like that before, and I was literally part of the school. I felt like I could touch the fish, but whenever I reached forward, they would swim away! Again, this was so hard to capture on camera…

Evening

For dinner at The View, we had fish and provisions for $30 per plate. It was delicious!

As we ate, we were rewarded with an incredible rainbow over the top of the Gros Piton as we were eating dinner. Photos can’t show how amazing it was, and at one point, it actually was a double rainbow.

And, as we drove back to Fond Doux, the views of the Petit Piton towering in the background were beautiful.

Day 8: Hike the Gros Piton

Morning

The Gros Piton hike is a highlight of this 10-day St. Lucia itinerary. At the end of the hike, you’ll get a view over the coastline and the southernmost tip of the island. On a clear day, you’ll be able to see St. Vincent as well.

Check out the blog to learn how to hike the Gros Piton.

The Gros Piton Hike: The Ultimate Adventure in St. Lucia

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Afternoon

In the afternoon, we lay by the pool for several hours and went into town in the early evening for dinner.

Evening

We walked around Soufriere again before dinner.

The Island Chef had good reviews online and said it had vegan and veg meals. Although Google Maps suggests it’s open all day, we found it only occasionally open for dinner—so calling ahead is necessary to book your spot and confirm. Priced at $30 per plate, I felt that the portion size was insufficient, and I left a little hungry…

If you’re up for a fancy alternative, check out Orlando Restaurant & Bar. I would have liked to try this restaurant, but they only have a set menu for $70.

Day 9: Travel to Micoud

Spent 2 nights at Spice Bay Suites  ($180 per night)

Morning

Today, you’ll mostly have a chill day, going to the beach and then transferring to your next location.

Fond Doux has a deal with Sugar Beach Resort, where you can use their beach for free. I’m not sure of the actual benefit of this because technically, all the beaches in Saint Lucia are free, so you should be able to enter. Apparently, sometimes the resort charges you to access their road down to the beach. IDK. That said, we told the security guard we were staying at Fond Doux, and therefore we didn’t run into any complications.

Park at the guest parking and then walk down for 10 minutes to the beach. We were not allowed to use the hotel lounge chairs, and because it was during New Years time (and the hotel was full) we were not allowed to use the restaurants either. That was fine for us, but just beware in case you’re looking for a snack.

We set up our stuff on the beach (even though we did attempt to use one of the chairs but were told we weren’t guests…) and had a great time.

The snorkeling at Sugar Beach is incredible, located at the base of the Petit Piton. The best spot to snorkel is off to the right side of the dock. We saw lots of squid and fish and even an octopus! It may not show up in these photos though…

You can spend the day here if you bring enough food and water. However, after about 2 hours we were done. The tourist group started entering the water on mass around 11:00 AM and so we took that as our cue to leave.

Afternoon

Check out from Fond Doux at 12pm and then make your way to Micoud, your last destination on this 10-day St. Lucia itinerary. Micoud is a lovely little town on the eastern coast. Be sure to stop to buy some chocolate at the Fond Doux chocolate shop.

Stop along the way in Vieux Fort to get Abi’s Doubles, an incredible, cheap dish with chickpeas and tons of sauces. I suggest getting two and having this for lunch.

Or, drive a little further and have lunch at Grill N Chill. The wraps here are well-priced ($15) for how huge they are.

Wow. I wish we just got one wrap to share because I couldn’t finish half of my fish warp. It literally felt like a whole fish was inside of it.

Reach out to Keramik via phone if you’re interested in some St. Lucian pottery. The mug we bought was the only souvenir we got on our trip! The pottery pieces are hosted at the potter’s home, and we chose a mug with a cool handle. I called the number listed on Google Maps and indicated what time we expected to be passing through the town to make an appointment.

Then, continue driving towards Micoud.

Book through Expedia as their website didn’t work when I tried it.

There was breakfast included and a really nice pool, as well as a full kitchen. I also really liked the little private balcony we had. Later, I found some of their rooms on Airbnb.

As an alternative activity, you could use the day to go on an exclusive catamaran experience and still make it to Micoud in the evening.

Evening

This area on the eastern coast of the island is mostly tourist-free, so there isn’t too much to do.

Walking around the Spice Bay Suites neighborhood

The water here is also a lot choppier than on the western side of the country. We enjoyed the view and made our own dinner for the last 2 nights with groceries we bought from Massy.

An evening dip in the pool

Day 10: Kayaking and a Fish Spa

Morning

Breakfast is included in your rate at Spice Bay Suites. I really enjoyed it and the cocoa tea here was the best!

After breakfast, drive to Paslin, just 15 minutes away. Here you’ll have an amazing experience with Kayak on the Bay. Kayak rentals are for two hours with lunch included for 130 EC per person. Read more about this adventure.

Kayak on the Bay

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Afternoon

If you want to continue the adventure, continue on the Treetops Adventure Park to go ziplining. Locals say that it’s one of the best things to do!

Or, if you want something more chill, stop at LaTille Falls and Garden for a small waterfall and fish spa experience! This was such a fun way to end our 10-day St. Lucia itinerary. Be sure to check out the homemade products (the syrup was delicious).

The owner was very nice and was excited to show us his Ethiopian Orthodox shrine

Walk down to the small waterfall.

Then, experience the fish spa. There are little fish that will nibble at your feet in the pond! And wow, I’ve never done anything like this before, so it was crazy to feel a little fish suckle on your feet.

The fish were a little bit interested in us, and then three St. Lucians arrived, and the fish just went crazy, so there must be something that makes them like the Saint Lucians more!

Evening

We made our own pasta dinner at Spice Bay Suites for last night. I suggest you do the same!

Bonus: Travel Day 11

Take it easy on the last day of your 10-day St. Lucia itinerary. By now, you should feel like you’ve seen and done everything on the island, which is why today barely counts as a real day.

 We enjoyed the morning by reading on the balcony and taking a little walk around. In the late morning, we drove to the beach by the airport for a last walk and then went to the airport to drop off the car.

Breakfast at Spice Bay Suites

We had no issues returning our rental car. There is a gas station right across from the airport.

Tour Options

St. Lucia is pretty small and most tour companies can pick you up from just about anywhere. If you have a car, you can skip their transport option and show up at the activity location.

Do it all

Instead of managing all the logistics yourself, this full-day St. Lucia tour is top-rated. This tour will take you to the drive-in volcano, Toraille Waterfall, a Pitons photo stop, snorkeling, a bat cave, fishing villages… All with lunch included.

Adrenaline

• Go on an ATV tour while you’re staying around the capital, Castries.
• You can go ziplining at Morne Coubaril Estate in St. Lucia.
• If you want to continue the adventure, continue on the Treetops Adventure Park to go ziplining. Locals say that it’s one of the best things to do!
• Go horseback riding on the beach in Gros Islet.

Boat Adventures

• Charter a boat (with drinks included)!
• Go on an exclusive catamaran experience
• Experience a sunset cruise with unlimited drinks
• Spot whales and dolphins on this boat tour that claims it has a 90% sighting average

Chocolate

• Visit Project Chocolate for a cool bean-to-bar experience.  Lunch is included plus you’ll try a ton of chocolate.
• See how cocoa, coconuts, and coffee were processed in this 18th-century estate around Soufriere

Underwater

• From most locations on the Western part of St. Lucia, you can be picked up for a unique underwater experience. During this “SeaTrek,” you can explore the sea life without diving or swimming!

That’s it for the 10-day St. Lucia itinerary and, as always, leave a comment or get in touch via e-mail if you have any questions.